Can`t receive all t.v. channels

This problem may be more complex than just the selection of a channel to receive video. The first problem is what channel to receive the video. Usually its received on channel 3 or 4. You select that on the video output and match it on the TV. That assumes your recorder is attached via the RF (antenna) connection. If its hooked up via the component connect then you must have a remote to select IN1 or IN2 on the TV to receive video. Remote controls are available on line. Do a search on your TV model and remote control.

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This can happen when there is radio interference near the coaxial cables. Sometimes the interference is behind walls. The solution is to try a different combination of modulation and channel than what the DISH receiver is current set.

The DISH menu screen for this setting is Menu-6-1-5. With dual-tuner receivers, typically "TV 1 Out" is the TV that is connected in the same room as the receiver is located. "TV 2 Out" is the tuner that is fed to the remote TV via backfed coaxial signal.

All that needs to be done is to change the channel and mode going to the effected TV to something different. If your channel/mode is currently set to Air/60, try changing it to Cable/73. When you change the mode/channel in the DISH receiver, you need to set the remote TV to the same mode and channel.

Keep in mind that with some TV companies like VIZIO, they call their "Air" mode "Antenna". With VIZIO's the TV must be set on TV input and then go into the Menu to the Settings, Tuner Settings. Change mode type to match what you are trying on the DISH receiver, exit the VIZIO menu and manually enter the channel number.

Eventually with trial and error, you will find a mode/channel combination that isn't effected by your particular environmental interference.

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First ensure the receiver is connected to the TV via coaxial cable and that the receiver is powered on. If the receiver is connected via composite cables yellow/white/red you will have to change the input on the TV to match the name of the port that it is connected to on the TV. An example of this would be video 1. Some TVs do not have an input aka source button on the set itself and is only located on the original remote. Others you may need to go through the menu to access them and finally some are incorporated into the scrolling of the channels from lowest to highest etc. You may also be able to use the tv/video button on the dish remote but this is not always possible.
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Press " i " (info) button on Sony TV Remote so on-screen display will disappear.

How are you connecting the receiver to the television? RCA cables? HDMI? Coax cables?

Auto tune only works if you are connecting via coax and plan to use channel 3/4 to view. If you are using either HDMI/Coax/Component/etc, then you would need to use the input button on your television remote (Not the DirecTV remote, the one that came with your television) to toggle through the various inputs until you find the signal from the DirecTV receiver.

I had the same problem,. I when in to settings on my dvd player while the dvd disk was on stop mode, (by pushing display buttom in remot.) in settings I activated sound and better picture by choosing componet. hope this help....resolution (set your dvd righ not your tv.)